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To: Steve Lokness who wrote (245811)	2/27/2014 7:16:57 PM
From: koan	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 542945

<<Yup a big building full of healthy food. Food they have to prepare and cook - so not many items but lots of it. All healthy stuff - you know, beans, rice, veggies, cheese, milk etc. .........Better than filling the kids up with cheetos and sugary pop and making diabetics out of all of them.>> That is a crazy idea Steve.

To: Steve Lokness who wrote (245811)	2/27/2014 9:42:55 PM
From: Alex MG	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 542945

you make it sound so simple... but it would create a whole new bureaucracy and we would have to spend more money to construct these new food stores for the poor, and who wants to have one of these establishments in their neighborhood?... and then it competes with the already established food stores... how unfair is that? jeesh, what a mess, when we already have a pretty simple system in place All healthy stuff - you know, beans, rice, veggies, cheese, milk etc actually cheese and milk is not very healthy so your theory is pretty much incorrect on all levels as usual... pretty damn goofy actually how about we solve our bigger problems first before we blame the people on food stamps?